Sheltered will bring post-apocalyptic survival to PC and Xbox One on March 15

Fans of unique post-apocalyptic games can now look forward to March 15, when Sheltered will bring survival to the fore on Xbox One and PC. In Sheltered, players will be tasked with protecting their family as they collect supplies, battle the elements and navigate interactions with other people and wild animals. And the stakes are high, as death is very much a permanent affair in Sheltered.

Here's a bit more of what you can look forward to with Sheltered:

Family comes first: Keep your family alive and protect them from the ravages of the harsh post-apocalyptic world

Pets: Your pet is family too. Choose between the dog, cat, fish, snake or horse

Make the shelter a home: Maintain your shelter - keep it secure, habitable and make sure that the family have enough resources to survive. Protect your shelter from hazards and infiltration!

Customisation: Your family is unique to you; you decide their gender, names and their appearance

Exploration: Send out your family to explore and gather resources for everyday living and crafting

Recruitment system: Recruit outsiders with different personalities, integrate them into your shelter life and earn their loyalty

RPG mechanics: As your family develop, their stats will adapt with an evolving experience and trauma system. Attributes, strengths and weaknesses will dynamically change based on your choices

Dynamic encounter system: Your family will encounter various threats including roaming factions and feral beasts

Turn-based combat: For those that cannot be reasoned with, violence can be used as a last resort. Your family may depend on it

Vehicles: Make exploration quicker and safer

Bloodlines: Extend your family lineage

Sheltered will fully launch on Xbox One and PC starting on March 15 for $14.99/£9.99. If you don't want to wait, the Xbox One Games Preview and Steam Early Access versions are available now and will update to the full version on release date.

Sheltered will bring post-apocalyptic survival to PC and Xbox One on March 15

Meh, it's fairly boring to play. You can play it on PC via BlueStacks. I played for a couple of months but have deleted it now... I had everyone armed to the teeth, plenty of food, water, power etc and was just spending my time training everyone to have all stats maxed. No real challenge...